Innocent (Alien Tentacle Erotica)
A beautiful young woman awakes naked in a deep, dark forest that is not of this earth. She has no memory of her life or how she got there, afraid and alone. But this forest is far from empty. It is inhabited by beings that want her body and will have her, no matter what.
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“I don’t think I can teach you anything. I don’t remember anything.” She cried out. “Can’t you just let me go home?” Leila couldn’t even remember where home was, but she thought it must be better than this. Somewhere she could be warm and safe. A few tears leaked out of the corners of her scared blue eyes. Something brushed the side of her leg and she trembled as it curled around her.
“Hush, Leila.” His voice seemed so soothing, thrumming deep in her bones. She took a deep breath and opened her eyes, and immediately almost wished she’d closed them again. The alien man in front of her hadn’t moved, but the writhing snakes behind him had curled around him, and she realized they were connected to him, growing, creeping from his back. They were curled around her, cradling her. She could feel the brush of the shadow tentacles like black velvet on her skin. Even touching her she could only roughly make out their shapes, not outlined in the iridescent glow like his body. “We can learn together.”
The blue glow slowly spread down the tentacles, giving them shape and form that she could see. As the edge of a full, round moon haloed by a crescent of a second began to rise over the trees, the whole clearing seemed to shimmer as if sapphire dust were caught in the shadows. The other aliens began to take shape, all forming their bodies to be roughly human. They seemed even more solid under the moonlight – moonslight, really – and Leila could make out more features on the alien kneeling in front of her. The curve of a jaw, the ridges and valleys of muscles, the hardening organ between his legs.
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“I don’t think I can teach you anything. I don’t remember anything.” She cried out. “Can’t you just let me go home?” Leila couldn’t even remember where home was, but she thought it must be better than this. Somewhere she could be warm and safe. A few tears leaked out of the corners of her scared blue eyes. Something brushed the side of her leg and she trembled as it curled around her.
“Hush, Leila.” His voice seemed so soothing, thrumming deep in her bones. She took a deep breath and opened her eyes, and immediately almost wished she’d closed them again. The alien man in front of her hadn’t moved, but the writhing snakes behind him had curled around him, and she realized they were connected to him, growing, creeping from his back. They were curled around her, cradling her. She could feel the brush of the shadow tentacles like black velvet on her skin. Even touching her she could only roughly make out their shapes, not outlined in the iridescent glow like his body. “We can learn together.”
The blue glow slowly spread down the tentacles, giving them shape and form that she could see. As the edge of a full, round moon haloed by a crescent of a second began to rise over the trees, the whole clearing seemed to shimmer as if sapphire dust were caught in the shadows. The other aliens began to take shape, all forming their bodies to be roughly human. They seemed even more solid under the moonlight – moonslight, really – and Leila could make out more features on the alien kneeling in front of her. The curve of a jaw, the ridges and valleys of muscles, the hardening organ between his legs.
Innocent (Alien Tentacle Erotica)
A beautiful young woman awakes naked in a deep, dark forest that is not of this earth. She has no memory of her life or how she got there, afraid and alone. But this forest is far from empty. It is inhabited by beings that want her body and will have her, no matter what.
+ + + EXCERPT + + +
“I don’t think I can teach you anything. I don’t remember anything.” She cried out. “Can’t you just let me go home?” Leila couldn’t even remember where home was, but she thought it must be better than this. Somewhere she could be warm and safe. A few tears leaked out of the corners of her scared blue eyes. Something brushed the side of her leg and she trembled as it curled around her.
“Hush, Leila.” His voice seemed so soothing, thrumming deep in her bones. She took a deep breath and opened her eyes, and immediately almost wished she’d closed them again. The alien man in front of her hadn’t moved, but the writhing snakes behind him had curled around him, and she realized they were connected to him, growing, creeping from his back. They were curled around her, cradling her. She could feel the brush of the shadow tentacles like black velvet on her skin. Even touching her she could only roughly make out their shapes, not outlined in the iridescent glow like his body. “We can learn together.”
The blue glow slowly spread down the tentacles, giving them shape and form that she could see. As the edge of a full, round moon haloed by a crescent of a second began to rise over the trees, the whole clearing seemed to shimmer as if sapphire dust were caught in the shadows. The other aliens began to take shape, all forming their bodies to be roughly human. They seemed even more solid under the moonlight – moonslight, really – and Leila could make out more features on the alien kneeling in front of her. The curve of a jaw, the ridges and valleys of muscles, the hardening organ between his legs.
+ + + EXCERPT + + +
“I don’t think I can teach you anything. I don’t remember anything.” She cried out. “Can’t you just let me go home?” Leila couldn’t even remember where home was, but she thought it must be better than this. Somewhere she could be warm and safe. A few tears leaked out of the corners of her scared blue eyes. Something brushed the side of her leg and she trembled as it curled around her.
“Hush, Leila.” His voice seemed so soothing, thrumming deep in her bones. She took a deep breath and opened her eyes, and immediately almost wished she’d closed them again. The alien man in front of her hadn’t moved, but the writhing snakes behind him had curled around him, and she realized they were connected to him, growing, creeping from his back. They were curled around her, cradling her. She could feel the brush of the shadow tentacles like black velvet on her skin. Even touching her she could only roughly make out their shapes, not outlined in the iridescent glow like his body. “We can learn together.”
The blue glow slowly spread down the tentacles, giving them shape and form that she could see. As the edge of a full, round moon haloed by a crescent of a second began to rise over the trees, the whole clearing seemed to shimmer as if sapphire dust were caught in the shadows. The other aliens began to take shape, all forming their bodies to be roughly human. They seemed even more solid under the moonlight – moonslight, really – and Leila could make out more features on the alien kneeling in front of her. The curve of a jaw, the ridges and valleys of muscles, the hardening organ between his legs.
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| BN ID: | 2940015622508 |
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| Publisher: | Midnight & Roses (www.midnightandroses.com) |
| Publication date: | 09/26/2012 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 442 KB |
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